No Huddle Offense

[SOJA]

no offense huddle, but...

[FootballMaestro]

The No Huddle should be used, if anything to keep defenses off balance (besides it's other advantages of points on the board, and getting Cam and the offense in a groove).

 

Some people here can't seem to comprehend you can still control the clock and run a No Huddle. It's only a quick score, if you go for the home run early in the possession.

 

Another advantage: Points can make the oppositions offense one dimensional. This way, the defense can Tee off. This is exactly what the Panthers D did last weekend when they got the second half lead on Detroit, courtesy of the "No Huddle" offense.

[camycamcan]

I thought it had a play on words about the huddle

[magnus]

Cam might've been comfortable in the no-huddle but he's been comfortable here, doing his thing in this offense, a lot longer.   Remember that he didn't have his second starting year in an offense until his second year here.

[Password is Taco]

we look good in the no huddle

[SIGCHI222]

No Huddle Offense taken.....

[Cj72]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought the op was about to offend the huddle

[ItsPantone278]

Cam looked comfortable getting into the quick offense against Detroit. I'd expect us to be selective in the timing of when we go in to the quick huddle or no huddle offense. I see it as the step up in Cams development. It got us out of the mud and on grass last week.

[General_Purr]

I think it is at times...

 

Cam is a pretty well conditioned athlete. Bringing it to a defensive can bring on many challenges.  If you were in a rhythm it would work great, but you have to establish something on offensive for that to gain any control.  

[cookinbrak]

We went 3 and out the first 3 times we touched the ball. Detroit owned the first quarter. We went no huddle to get Cam started and it worked. We used it in the 3rd quarter after we started slowly again.

We don't use it to speed the game up. We mostly use it to get Cam into a groove.

 

Yep, when we ran the Hurry Up, they couldn't make adjustments. Those little out passes killed them.

[FuFuLamePoo]

yeah but sometimes when we try to play TOP ball those are the series where we come out, run up the middle twice and bam third and 8.... 

[rayzor]

we can still have no huddle and slow down the game. hurry and get to the line and then take our own sweet time. keeps them from making substitutions.

 

unless you're talking about the hurry up/no huddle of gus malzahn and chip kelly instead.

 

[PandaPancake]

we can still have no huddle and slow down the game. hurry and get to the line and then take our own sweet time. keeps them from making substitutions.

unless you're talking about the hurry up/no huddle of gus malzahn and chip kelly instead.

Chip Kelly is a bigger joke than the XFL

[UpstatePanther]

We mostly use it to get Cam into a groove.

 

i havent noticed this. but if its true, then we need to use it more often and MUCH earlier in games. one thing that has really concerned me (not that i was surprised by it) has been the eternity it takes our offense to get into a rhythm. come week 5 when the bears come to town, that poo aint gonna fly... and it wont fly in the 5 games afterward either...

 

we can still have no huddle and slow down the game. hurry and get to the line and then take our own sweet time. keeps them from making substitutions.

 

the only problem i see with this is the chance that we get called for false starts all the time. when you ask the OL to stay still for 10-15 seconds, you set yourself up for an accidental jump more often.